WAVERLY DROPS 3-1 DECISION AT TIOGA
By: Tim Birney | WaverlyAthletics.com | April 9, 2021 | Photo courtesy Matt Patton
TIOGA CENTER — After three grueling sets, Tioga dominated the fourth to
wrap up a 3-1 win over Waverly here Friday night in IAC volleyball
action.
The Lady Tigers, now 6-2, won the first set 26-24, and took a commanding 2-0 lead with a 25-18 win in the second set.
The
Lady Wolverines, now 3-7, extended the match with a 25-23 win in the
third set, but Tioga closed out the win with a 25-11 win.
“The girls started off strong tonight but checked out during the fourth game,” said Waverly coach Charity Meyers.
“We
have been trying a few different things with the line up, knowing we
were out of IACs,” she noted. “I knew we had to start getting ready for
the fall season.
“This week and next week is all about seeing
what options we have,” added Meyers. “This is a short season and we need
to use the time the best way possible.”
Emme Hall led Tioga with
15 service points, including three aces, 12 kills, 11 digs, and four
blocks, while Molly Bombard had eight points, 12 setter assists, and
four digs, Julia Bellis had eight points )two aces), nine kills, and
eight digs, and Nina Spano added eight points and two digs.
Katelyn
Perry had seven points, 13 assists, and two digs in the win, while
Austyn Vance had three points, four kills, and six digs, Ari Manwaring
registered three kills and a team-high seven blocks, Summer Mesler had
two points and two digs, and Mary Taylor chipped in with two points.
Aubrey
Ennis led Waverly with 10 points and two digs, while Aryan Peters had
seven points, 19 assists, 11 digs and two kills, Lillie Kirk added seven
points, nine digs, and three kills, and Sidney Tomasso had seven
points, four kills, three blocks, and 10 digs.
Emilee Little had
five points, including three aces, seven kills, and three digs in the
win, while Michael Lauper had two points and five kills, Caitlyn Bakley
recorded three kills, Sydney Nierstedt added two kills, one block, and
two digs, and Paighten Streeter chipped in with five digs.
Tioga returns to action Monday at Candor, while Waverly is in action Wednesday when it hosts Horseheads.
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